Italy

Once upon a time there was a mother who had a little daughter named
Cattarinetta. One day she wanted to bake a cake and so she sent the girl
to borrow a pan from her aunt, who was a wicked witch. The aunt gave the
pan to the girl, saying, "Don't forget to bring me a piece of cake."

The cake was baked, and as soon as it was done the mother cut off a
piece and put it in the pan, which the girl was to take back to the aunt.
The delicious piece of cake tempted the girl, and as she walked along she
pinched off one bite after the other and ate it, until finally there was
nothing left in the pan. She was terrified, but she thought of a trick
that would help her. She picked up a cow pie from the path and laid it in
the pan so that it looked like a piece of cake with brown crust.

"Did you bring me the pan and a piece of cake?" asked the aunt as
Cattarinetta arrived.

"Yes," said the girl, then set the pan down and ran away hurriedly.

Cattarinetta arrived back home, and when night fell she went to bed.
Then suddenly she heard her aunt's voice calling, "Cattarinetta, I am
coming. I am already at your front door!"

The girl slid further down into her bed, but the voice called out in
short intervals again and again:

A Corpse Claims Its Property. Tales of
Aarne-Thompson type 366. These stories share with those of type 333A the
closing episode in which a supernatural visitor terrorizes the main
character with increasingly ominous threats.